Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 3:29 pm  

giddyupoldfella wrote:

It's not even up for debate anymore. Hull KR are the number 1 team in the city and will be for many months.

Pearson is the one to blame

AP is solely to blame
He hires an assistant coach, with no man management skills.

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 3:30 pm  

We will have some good weapons available next season and Hodgson will not have a clue how to get anything out of them.

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 3:31 pm  

weaver93 wrote:

AP is solely to blame
He hires an assistant coach, with no man management skills.

Yep, he needs to employ a rugby man to help him make the key decisions.

Even if he wants to keep Hodgson, I think today's game and the feeling of the fans will leave him with no choice.

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 3:32 pm  

Dave K. wrote:

That's because neither are good enough, I'd have Litten in front if both of them.

Simm was awful, but so is Mcintosh.

just have to disagree on Simm but you also binned Mitch after a few games and he came good

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 3:35 pm  

bonaire wrote:

just have to disagree on Simm but you also binned Mitch after a few games and he came good

No I didn't, I said there was a good player there, but not sure we have the time to develop him and I'm probably right.

Mitch always did OK, Simm was terrible.

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 3:37 pm  

Have to do something, can't afford to release a load of players, so only change that cam be made is the coach.

[Chris71]

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 3:46 pm  

Just walked out as couldn’t stomach any more of that garbage. Any one who thinks next season will be any different under Hodgson needs their bumps feeling. Pearson yet again has dithered and wasted another season instead of getting rid of a guy that is clearly unable to do the job.
We can’t even grasp the basics of catching or playing the ball after 2 season with him as coach.
Good luck Adam in getting pass sales for next season as you’ll need it.

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 3:48 pm  

Chris71 wrote:

Just walked out as couldn’t stomach any more of that garbage. Any one who thinks next season will be any different under Hodgson needs their bumps feeling. Pearson yet again has dithered and wasted another season instead of getting rid of a guy that is clearly unable to do the job.
We can’t even grasp the basics of catching or playing the ball after 2 season with him as coach.
Good luck Adam in getting pass sales for next season as you’ll need it.

Hodgson needs to go really, otherwise like you say 2023 will be more of the same, then 2024/2025 becomes "rebuilding after Hodgson and wait till the new coach gets his own team" seasons

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 3:50 pm  

Can't see any possible way he can keep his job. 2 awful seasons and the last 2 months has been by far the worst I've ever seen us in my time watching. Regardless of how many injuries we've had, it's still been inexcusable.

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 3:50 pm  

It's about time we appointed a director of rugby who actually knows the game as Pearson is clueless